Sentences with phrase «cheaper than dust»

Cheaper than dust,» as one of its early proponents described it.

Not exact matches

I do buy my cleaners more than I used to, but old habits die hard and since I have the ingredients on hand already (and it's so much cheaper than buying it) I still make this wood dusting spray recipe on a regular basis.

Many pre-workout drinks are stuffed full of ineffective ingredients and / or minuscule dosages of otherwise good ingredients, making them little more than a few cheap stimulants with some «pixie dust» sprinkled in to make for a pretty label and convincing ad copy.

Fixing the caliper slides will help a lot, but in case you bought the cheapest pads, they typically create more dust than the more expensive ones.

Releasing in September that year in the States, it was sold a full $ 100 cheaper than the Sega Saturn, leaving both it and the SNES in the dust.

Carbon combustion generated 80 % of someone's energy, but it sure as heck doesn't constitute much of the energy of people who can take advantage of cheaper geothermal, hydro or natural gas (which is largely hydrogen combustion); and as the price of solar and wind plummet and the practicality of extracting fossil other than gas drops like a stone in lock step with the advances of competing technologies, what sort of backwards knuckle - dragger actually wants the choking and fumes and leaks and inconvenience and dust and soot and sulfates?

You'll want to buy the smartphone in order to get the most out of your MiBand, which is IP67 dust and water resistant and more than # 80 cheaper than many of the other fitness wearables on the market such as Nike's FuelBand.

The outside world in fact, far from standing still, started offering a myriad of different solutions to consumers, from manufacturers like Samsung and LG — already far bigger than the Taiwanese OEM — switching to more premium materials — and thus bridging that crucial gap — to other Chinese companies offering cheaper and likewise «premium», metal - made phones (like Huawei), essentially leaving HTC in the dust.

At $ 199 it's also $ 30 cheaper than the G Watch, and it has an IP67 rating that makes it water and dust resistant so you can wear it in pretty much all conditions, (the G Watch has this too of course) which is great for people like me who live in Oregon where weather can change just as quickly as the clothes on our backs.